Location and Extent of Africa
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Q. Africa is connected to Asia’s by a narrow strip of land called the Isthmus of Suez.
- Sinai Peninsula
- Kathiawar Peninsula
- Cape Verde Peninsula
- Samit Point
Q. Which of the following latitudes does Africa lie between?
- 35° North and 37° South
- 37° North and 35° South
- 27° North and 25° South
- 27° South and 25° North
Q. _____ is the second-largest continent after Asia.
- Africa
- South America
- Australia
- North America
Q. Africa lies between North and South latitudes.
- 38°
- 37°
- 35°
- 33°
Q. Which is the largest continent of planet Earth?
- Asia
- Africa
- Australia
- Europe
Q. Most of the African countries, before achieving their independence were under the control of the _____ countries.
- Asian
- European
- North American
- South American
Q. Africa is the second largest continent next to _____.
- Asia
- North America
- Australia
- Europe
Q. Give the significance of any three river basins in Africa.
Q. Why is Africa known as, 'The Central Continent'?
- Because, the Tropic of Cancer and Tropic of Capircorn both pass through the continent
- Because, the prime meridian passes through the continent on the western side
- Because the Equator passes through the continent, dividing it into two
- All of the above
Q. Which of the following longitudes does Africa lie between?
- 35° West and 37° West
- 50° West and 17° East
- 37° East and 35° West
- 17° West and 50° East
Q. Which of the following longitudes does Africa lie between?
- 37° East and 35° West
- 50° West and 17° East
- 17° West and 50° East
- 35° West and 37° West
Q. Africa has a total of ____ independent countries.
- 60
- 54
- 70
- 43
Q. Africa lies between North and South latitudes.
- 38°
- 37°
- 35°
- 33°
Q. Which of the following statements are true of the African Continent?
- The Equator passes through the middle of the continent giving rise to the name, 'The Central Continent.'
- The continent has the most number of mountain ranges.
- Both the Tropic of Cancer and Tropic of Capricorn pass through the continent.
- The prime meridian passes through the continent on the western side.